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          of the human brain. The course also provides an overview of neurological disorders resulting
          from brain damage or malfunction. In general, this course will enable students to understand
          the interactive relationship between our daily functions and neurological processes.

          PSY 406    Specific Issues in Neuroscience
                                                                            1 Term; 3 Credits
              This  is  an  advanced  course  explaining  the  relationships  of  human  behaviours  and
          neurological  structures  in  specific  aspects,  including  neurogenesis,  research  techniques,
          functional localization, cognitive and perceptual functioning, emotion and recovery of neuronal
          function.  This  course  also  aims  at  discussing  selected  controversies  about  cognitive
          neuroscience  and  neuropsychology.  Students  will  appreciate  the  close  linkage  of  human
          behaviour and neurological systems, as well as how their linkages are studied empirically.

          PSY 410    Psychoanalytic Readings
                                                                            1 Term; 3 Credits
              This  course  is  essentially  a  follow-up  to  the  course  Psychoanalytic  Concepts.  Some
          manuscripts by major figures in the psychoanalytic tradition are selected and introduced to
          students. These major figures include Sigmund Freud, Anna Freud, Alfred Adler, Carl Jung,
          Melanie  Klein,  John  Bowlby,  Karen  Horney,  Erich  Fromm,  Heinz  Hartmann,  Donald  W.
          Winnicott, Ronald D. Fairbairn, Wilfred Bion and Jacques M. Lacan. Students are invited to
          reflect  on  the  challenges  and  suggestions  imbedded  in  the  selected  psychoanalytic
          manuscripts by means of extensive group reading, discussions and debates.

          PSY 411-2    Honours Research Project I & II
                                                                           2 Terms; 6 Credits
              Honours Research Project is an alternative for students deciding not to take Research
          Thesis effective from 2013-2014. This course requires students to integrate their knowledge of
          psychology through the research process. Students conduct psychological studies on a specific
          domain in psychology and practice their research skills. Students choosing Honours Research
          Project are required to make up 3 credits by selecting a 3-credit departmental elective from a
          list of advanced departmental (seminar-based) electives.

          PSY 461    Industrial Attachment
                                                                            1 Term; 3 Credits

          DESCRIPTION OF COURSES (SERVICE COURSES)

          COUN 110A    Personal Growth
                                                                            1 Term; 2 Credits
              This course aims at promoting self-awareness and developing essential ingredients of
          psychological health such  as creativity, emotional and interpersonal competencies and  the


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